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Anna did her magic in the Kentucky School for the Blind Sensory Garden today! … See MoreSee Less
The members have been hard at work keeping the Old Capital Herb Garden beautiful! Check it out right across from the visitors center in Downtown Corydon! … See MoreSee Less
Cynthia and Deb worked in the Kentucky School for the Blind this morning! Laying down mulch and watering! Looks beautiful! … See MoreSee Less
Summertime in the Old Capital Herb Garden! … See MoreSee Less
And Anna yesterday: KSB
This morning early I went to the school and watered the garden before it got too hot. The garden looks good. The new flowers really needed water but the rest was ok. The left side is thriving with weeds. They came back as beautiful as ever. When I got there I was greeted by two, maybe a third one, hawk. Beautiful. While I was watering the very front right, I saw movement but could not tell what it was. When I watered the back of it, a bunny jumped out. He stared at me for the longest time. Saw little butterflies but not big ones. Plenty of bumblebees in the bee balm and other flowers. They were huge. Saw that long wasp (?). It stayed for the longest time there on the brick getting the moisture. It must have been thirsty.
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Yes we work on holiday weekends!!! Joan and Qudsea along with Roger keeping the Old Capital Herb Garden tidy and watered! … See MoreSee Less
The OCHG welcomed Qudsia and myself this morning with a gentle breeze and shaded cornersโฆboth of which were welcomed. Qudsia zoned in on the start of several trees that she successfully pulled up by the roots. There were lots of little weeds that we were able to pull and we left with a 5 gallon bucket full. Mother Nature did a great job of watering for us. The garden was plenty wet and was not in need of additional watering. We did water a couple of the potted plants. The rain gauge indicated 11โ had fallen. A couple walking by let us know we were doing a great job and thanked us for the work we were doing. We let them know we were glad they were enjoying its beauty. ๐ฆ๐ฟ๐๐ชดโค๏ธ
Dee Dee
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Happy gardeners working in the Old Capital Herb Garden today! … See MoreSee Less
Andrea and husband Keith spent time weeding the Kentucky School for the Blind this morning! The garden is stunning! … See MoreSee Less
More beautiful pictures from Joanneโs visit to Kentucky School for the Blind Sensory Garden today! … See MoreSee Less
I was at the garden today. Several staff members told me how beautiful the garden was and how much they and the students enjoy it. One man said that they had an event recently with the studentโs families. They were very impressed with the garden and thought it was such an asset to the grounds. He also said that he has seen students sit and watch the bumble bees on the lavender. They are fascinated by them.
Joanne Hughes
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More work done in the Kentucky School for the Blind Sensory garden! Looking great ladies ๐ป … See MoreSee Less
What a beautiful backdrop the garden made for the reception! … See MoreSee Less
Member Joan attended the celebration of the return of the Indiana constitution in the garden yesterday. … See MoreSee Less
A good explanation of the significance of the document celebrated at the Old Capital Herb Garden last night. … See MoreSee Less



